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Woman Survives Jump From I-430 Bridge Into Arkansas River

Wednesday, September 25 by Staff

Little Rock Police Officers were called to the I-430 bridge of the Arkansas River on Monday about a suicide attempt around 12:40 p.m. When officers arrived on the scene, they found a 60-year-old woman swimming from under the bridge towards the shore. When officers attempted... Read More.

Governor proclaims Sept. 22-28 as Arkansas Hunting & Fishing Week

Monday, September 23 by Greg

Gov. Asa Hutchinson signed a special proclamation Friday in the Governor’s Conference Room at the state capitol recognizing Sept. 22-28, 2019, as Arkansas Hunting and Fishing Week. He also proclaimed Sept. 28, 2019, as National Hunting and Fishing Day in Arkansas. National Hunting and Fishing... Read More.

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UAMS First Hospital in Arkansas Approved to Provide Breakthrough CAR T-Cell Therapy for Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma

Friday, September 20 by Greg

UAMS NEWS RELEASE: The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) is the first and only hospital in Arkansas approved to provide a revolutionary new therapy for certain types of non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy uses new technology to genetically modify a... Read More.

Arkansas Children’s Hospital And Jefferson Regional Expand Pediatric Care In Jefferson County

Friday, September 20 by Staff

Arkansas Children's Hospital, in association with Jefferson Regional, announced Wednesday that they will advance pediatric care in Jefferson County and South Arkansas. Together the team will establish a new pediatric clinic on the campus of Jefferson Regional in Pine Bluff. "So the way Arkansas Children's... Read More.

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Arkansas Dept. Of Corrections Recovered A Backpack Containing K2 And Other Contraband

Thursday, September 12 by Greg

The Arkansas Dept. of Corrections has announced they have recovered a backpack full of dangerous contraband, including the deadly K2 drug. Officers found the dropped bag in a field near Alligator Bayou Bridge(Lee County), which was to be smuggled in by an inmate scheduled to... Read More.

Magnitude 3.7 Earthquake hit Northwest Arkansas Thursday Morning

Thursday, September 12 by Greg

A 3.7 magnitude earthquake happened at 1:42 am and was felt across much of Northern Arkansas. The epicenter of the earthquake was near the Marion and Baxter county line, 14 miles south of Mountain Home. There has been reported light shaking with the earthquake, but... Read More.

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UAMS Will Offer Mammograms At Arkansas State Fair

Wednesday, September 11 by Staff

Women enjoying the Arkansas State Fair can take care of an important health screening at the same time. This will be possible thanks to the UAMS MammoVan. The MammoVan mobile is a mammography unit operated by the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS). It... Read More.

Arkansas Woman Tries Hiring Handyman To Kill Husband

Tuesday, September 10 by Staff

Mary Byers-Diaz of Greenwood faces a charge of conspiracy to commit capital murder. According to court records, she tried to convince a handyman who worked for her to kill her husband. She reportedly gave the handyman a 2002 Chevrolet Tahoe as payment. The handyman... Read More.

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Burn Ban in Effect September 9th for 11 Counties in South Arkansas

Tuesday, September 10 by Greg

Bans against outdoor burning spread to 11 counties in South Arkansas on Monday. There was an outbreak of thunderstorms, mostly in Southeast Arkansas, early Monday night but rainfall was not expected to be sufficient to reverse recent dry conditions. The Arkansas... Read More.

Arkansas Woman Drowns in Flood After 911 Dispatcher Scolds Her in Final Minutes

Tuesday, September 3 by Greg

Debra Stevens was working her normal newspaper delivery route in Fort Smith, Arkansas, when rising flood waters began to overtake her SUV. The final, desperate 911 call of the 47-year-old woman who delivered the Southwest Times Record to front doors came at 4:38 on the... Read More.

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Property Tax Increases For Arkansas Car Owners In 2020

Thursday, August 29 by Staff

Starting 2020, Arkansas car owners will see their personal property tax increase following a mistake made on car value assessments. The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration confirmed that car values for 2019 were underestimated by a third-party company hired by the state. DF&A spokesman,... Read More.

Arkansas Prison Sergeant Stashes Drugs Inside Body

Wednesday, August 21 by Staff

On Monday afternoon, 26-year-old Sergeant Tia Washington entered the Cummins Unit to report to work. She was searched and prison staff found an object in her duty belt containing 53 grams of what is believed to be marijuana or K2. According to Arkansas State... Read More.

Stories tagged with: arkansas

Woman Survives Jump From I-430 Bridge Into Arkansas River

Governor proclaims Sept. 22-28 as Arkansas Hunting & Fishing Week

UAMS First Hospital in Arkansas Approved to Provide Breakthrough CAR T-Cell Therapy for Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma

Arkansas Children’s Hospital And Jefferson Regional Expand Pediatric Care In Jefferson County

Arkansas Dept. Of Corrections Recovered A Backpack Containing K2 And Other Contraband

Magnitude 3.7 Earthquake hit Northwest Arkansas Thursday Morning

UAMS Will Offer Mammograms At Arkansas State Fair

Arkansas Woman Tries Hiring Handyman To Kill Husband

Burn Ban in Effect September 9th for 11 Counties in South Arkansas

Arkansas Woman Drowns in Flood After 911 Dispatcher Scolds Her in Final Minutes

Property Tax Increases For Arkansas Car Owners In 2020

Arkansas Prison Sergeant Stashes Drugs Inside Body

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